And yet, despite this awe-inspiring performance, there are lots
of investors and analysts that think Apple is sorta screwed.

Basically, these people think that Apple did too well. They think
there is no way Apple can top this quarter.

It's not an unreasonable position to take. After all, $74.6
billion in revenue is a lot of revenue. It's going to be hard for
Apple to top that next year.

And yet, Apple has consistently outperformed the skeptics.

Apple is the world's most valuable company, so it's not like we
could argue that people don't believe in it.

But, Apple's valuation is arguably low. Google, for instance, has
a PE of 27.25. Apple has a PE of 16. And yet, Apple is growing
faster than Google. Apple's sales were up 30%, while Google's
revenues were only up 15% last quarter.

Can Apple deliver growth in the future? I say yes. And so does
Farhad Manjoo of the New York Times.

We kicked around Apple's earnings report, as well as the earnings
of Yahoo, Google, and Microsoft on this week's podcast which you
can listen to here: